Colorado Cryogenics

Colorado Cryogenics (or Colorado Cryogenic Processing), is located in Arvada, Colorado, a location just north and west of Denver. We use a computer controlled system to reach temperatures of over -300F in a chamber that prevents any cryogen (a substance used to produce very low temperatures) from contacting the item being treated. The process we us... e prevents any possible thermal shock, and allows the process to attain maximum results. The actual cryogen we use is liquid nitrogen. If this sounds scary, it's not. Nitrogen makes up a little over 78% of our atmosphere, and is assigned the atomic number seven, and the symbol N. This process is as green as it gets! We started Colorado Cryogenics in 2006 as a result of research into methods of improving high performance engine components. In automotive applications, we found that when cryogenic processing is performed properly, the results will include: +Improved strength and durability of individual components. +More power resulting from less friction and better sealing.Read More